King Alexander

The ADHD dream career is being a highly paid consultant who swoops in, solves a complex crisis with a chaotic stroke of genius, and immediately exits before having to fill out the timesheets.

getting to the point where we might need to start doing KYC / identity verification for people trying to use EmailBison 😂😂😂😂😂

Peptides aren't for everyone. Peptides aren't hard to reconstitute. Peptides aren't hard to inject. It's a really simple process actually. There are resources everywhere, but it's especially helpful if you have a friend, like me for example, to show you how to properly do it. My friend started reta last month and called me yesterday with some injection concerns. He said he hasn't been feeling the 2 mg of reta per week he started with and wondered if he should go up a dose or if he's injecting wrong. My spidey senses went off because there's no way he shouldn't be feeling anything right now. He goes through a video chat with me. To start with he wiped the bottle top with rubbing alcohol, good, he remembered that. He then inexplicably poured rubbing alcohol all over the already sterile needle. "Well, don't do that, it's already sterile" he's dumbfounded. I tell him not to do that. I'm starting to tense up. I watch him draw the reta. He asks "to the 20 right?" Yes, that would be 2 mg. He's holding the vial in one hand and the syringe in the other. My eyes lock on the vial. It looks weird. "Wait. What are you doing?" His vial looks strange. He's not zoomed in and I can't read the vial, but something is off. That vial looks bigger. He's holding the vial of bacteriostatic water. He hasn't been injecting reta, he's been injecting bacteriostatic water. He's been injecting a placebo. He's injected 20 ius of bac water for three weeks in a row, this would be the 4th. My friend isn't dumb. That's what I would have said if you asked me if he was last week. Today? My answer might be different. This is why people get pens instead of drawing with a regular insulin needle. This is why people want to crack down on peptides. People, even seemingly normal people, are inherently idiots and revert to that idiot nature when they're nervous about something. Drawing and injecting are tremendously easy. Diabetics have figured it out for years. You simply have to use your brain. Injecting bacteriostatic water isn't a big deal, it's much better than him injecting way more of the peptide that he needed or thinking he was injecting one compound vs another, but dear God, pay attention to what you're doing.

The most lethal SDR I’ve ever come across Was a girl I onboarded with at my last company She was soft spoken and def didn’t fit the mold of your typical sales person However what she had that made her so lethal was STAYING POWER She had this unreal ability to power through the most awkward, uncomfortable cold calls & would routinely get people to stay talking for 30+ minutes No matter what your personality is, you CAN be successful in this game

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